Fujitsu Environmentally Enhanced Convertible Bump Case User Manual

Fujitsu America, Inc.

Environmentally Enhanced
Convertible Bump Case User Guide

INSTRUCTIONS

This case is designed to provide a compact, environmentally
enhanced solution for using and transporting your Fujitsu
Tablet PC. This case incorporates a clear lens that covers the
display. This helps protect the system from dust contamina­tion and light liquid splashing.

The convertible bump case is designed so that you can use
your system either in notebook or tablet configuration.

Figure 1. Convertible Bump Case

It is important to always latch the display to the
base of the system when in tablet made or in
closed notebook mode. Be sure to press the latch

button prior to attempting to lift the display from
the keyboard. Failure to do so could result in

damage to the latch.

To open the case, unzip the wraparound zipper (Figure 2)

Wrap-around zipper

Velcro Flap

D-Rings

D-Rings

Protective Cover

Pen holder

Clear lens

and lift the cover. Open the case so that it lies flat.

Figure 2. Closed Case (Top)

Before installing the system into the case, remove
the pen and pen tether from the system.

Re-attach the pen and pen tether to one of the D­rings adjacent to the handle, and store the pen in

the elastic pen holder (Figure 3).

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Figure 3. Location of pen holder

IMPORTANT

• If you plan to keep your Tablet PC installed in
the case for a long time without being oper­ated, be sure to shut the system down so
that it does not overheat.

• Do not attempt to open the optical drive
when the tablet is installed in the case. Doing
so could damage the disc tray. Open the disc
tray ONLY when the tablet has been
removed from the case.

Notebook Configuration

To use your system in notebook configuration:

1. Press the latch button and open your Tablet PC so that
the display is in notebook configuration.

2. Place the system into the case and tuck the front corners
of the keyboard under the clear corner straps. (Figure 4)

3. Pull the top of the case flat against the back of the display
and tuck the top corners of the display under the display
straps. (Figure 5)

Tablet Configuration

To use your Tablet PC in tablet configuration:

1. With your Tablet PC in notebook configuration (as

outlined above), fold the top of the case down so the
display can rotate without interference.

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Clear Corner Strap

Clear
Corner
Strap

Display Strap

Display

Strap

Removable USB

Port Cover

Figure 4. Putting System in Notebook Configuration

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Figure 5. Notebook Configuration

2. Rotate the screen (Figure 6) and tuck the corners of the

rotated display under the display straps. Before laying
the back of the display against the keyboard, be sure to
press the latch attachment so that it swivels to the back
of the display, allowing it to latch to the system.

3. Close the case cover and zip up the wraparound zipper.

4. Undo the Velcro strip #1 securing the protective LCD

cover and flip the cover over the back of the case
(Figure 7).

5. Undo the small cover on the back of the case (at the end

of the hand strap) to expose the Velcro strip.

6. Fold the cover three times and secure it with Velcro

strip #2 (Figure 7) to stow it out of the way.

Figure 6. Rotating Display

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Figure 7. System in Tablet Configuration

Protective Cover

Velcro Strip #2

Velcro Strip #1

Clear lens

Removable USB

Port Cover

Modular

Bay Cover

Shoulder Strap

There are D-rings on all four corners of the case. To attach
the shoulder strap, open the spring-loaded clips on the end
of the strap, and attach them to two of the D-rings. The D­rings can also be used as an attachment point for a pen
tether. (Figure 2 shows the location of the D-rings.)

Modular Bay Cover

There is a cover over the modular bay slot that is attached
with two snaps. To access the modular bay, simply unsnap
the two snaps. NOTE: The modular bay cover is to be used
only for removing and replacing a modular battery. Do
NOT attempt to open the optical disc drive tray through this
slot, otherwise it could be damaged.

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Accessing the USB Ports

There are two covers over the USB ports. If you would like
access to these ports, you will need to cut the covers off using
a sharp bladed object, such as an X-Acto blade. Be sure to
remove the system before attempting to remove the covers.
Note that removal of the covers is permanent.

To remove the covers, carefully cut along the outside of the
padded covers over the USB ports (See Figures 5 and 7).

Caring for the Case

The convertible bump case is made of rugged materials, and
is designed to withstand daily use. Treat the case as you
would a quality briefcase or purse.

Occasionally, the case may become soiled. To clean it, brush
it with a short-bristled brush. If necessary, use a clean cloth
and warm soapy water to wash the soiled area. Do not
submerge the case in water, as it may become warped.

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